Startup profile for BALLAS: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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BALLAS funding, valuation and investors

Tokyo construction supply-chain platform linking bespoke material procurement, project coordination and AI automation; disclosed a Series B extension November 10, 2026.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Series B extension: derived new equity portion (plus separate loans)

approximately €2.26M equity; separate ~€3.38M debt · November 10, 2026

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

Not publicly disclosed

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

series b · Tokyo, Japan

Investors in latest funding

Other: JIC Venture Growth Investments

Sources: latest funding · prtimes.jp Last verified: 2026-11-11

Overview

BALLAS offers a Japanese sourcing platform for custom construction components (BALLAS SCM), a procurement-linked project-coordination product (BALLAS LINKS), and planned AI agents to handle supplier quoting through delivery. Its combined 2026 Series B totals approximately €19.17M in equity and loans at Nov 10 ECB rates; that is not fresh November equity.

Precise pricing, revenues and performance of promised end-to-end AI agents have not been independently disclosed.

Why BALLAS is interesting

The November Series B headline is a combined-to-date equity-plus-debt total, not a new financing of that size. Comparing the company's April and November releases gives about €2.26M newly issued equity and €3.38M extra debt, using the Nov 10 ECB fixing. JIC VGI is an equity investor; Japan Finance Corporation and MUFG Bank are lenders.

Product & use cases

Illustrative contractor journey, not hands-on testing: (1) developer/contractor specifies drawings, parts and delivery schedule for a data-centre, factory or plant; (2) BALLAS SCM connects standardized custom material modules to participating specialist fabricators; (3) contractor and supplier share project drawings, purchasing status and changes via BALLAS LINKS; (4) data structures support purchasing and manufacturing coordination; (5) AI agents are planned to automate inquiry-to-delivery tasks, but level of autonomous production use is not independently quantified.

  • Procurement of non-standard construction components for data centres, logistics and factories.
  • Specialist fabrication suppliers receiving contractor orders and structured drawings.
  • Construction project managers coordinating purchasing, technical documents and deadlines.

Key facts

  • Nov 10: entire 2026 Series B ~€19.17M converted total, comprising ~€14.09M equity and ~€5.07M debt; not November new capital.
  • April 15 first-close plus November totals imply November extension around €2.26M share capital plus €3.38M loans (converted estimates, not issuer-announced individual amount).
  • New equity subscribed by JIC Venture Growth Investments; Japan Finance Corporation and MUFG Bank contributed debt, not equity.
  • BALLAS LINKS ran in beta since June 2025, and formally launched April 2026; SCM coordinates custom component procurement.

Funding history (newest first)

Series B extension: derived new equity portion (plus separate loans)

2026-11-10 approximately €2.26M equity; separate ~€3.38M debt
  • JIC Venture Growth Investments (participant)

Source: Read source · prtimes.jp

Competitive landscape

Edge: BALLAS combines construction materials sourcing with project coordination and planned agents; vendor reports growth and time savings, but no independently validated unit economics or live fully autonomous procurement volumes.

Verify procurement GMV versus recognized company revenue, repeat-order margins, AI agent completed orders, supplier concentration, warranty/quality responsibilities, subscription/transaction fees and the division between equity and loans. The company's projected automation is not demonstrated customer revenue.

  • Traditional construction procurement intermediaries incumbent

    Established personal sourcing relationships, typically more manual quotes and handoffs.

  • Generic construction project-management software alternative

    Strong document collaboration but not necessarily a direct custom-fabrication sourcing marketplace.

Market / IPO context

Editorial / static context — not a live quote.

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